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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1909)
THE EUGENE WEEKLY TWO •DAY. OCT 7. 19119 By Our Formula ECKHART DIES FROM MEYERS’ PISTOL SHOT Wo produce In Hood's Snranparllla a medicine that has an unap- proachod record of cures of | Scrofula, ecxema, eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervousm*», that 1 tired feeling, loss of appetite, etc. Hts enmbination ana proportion! of j the more than twenty different remedial agents contained in Hood's Sarsaparilla are known only to ourselves, so there can be no substitute. This medicine makes healthy ami Wrong the "Little Soldiers" in your blood,—thoee corpuscles that tight the iiaeaae germa coustantly attacking you Salem Policeman Slain and His Slayer Has I----------------------------------------------- Fled B0WN ARRESTS MAN WANTED IN MONTANA Salem, Or.. Oct. 2.—Patrolman I Reward of $100 Out for Fred Thomas M. Eckart, who »as shot I early yesterday morning by George! Thomas' Arrest—Young Meyers, as he was taking Meyers to | Man of 20 Years jail, died shortly after 4 o'clock yes terday afternoon at the Salem hos Ered Thomas, wanted f< r rape In pital. In an ante-mortem statement.! Red Lodge, Montana, was captured Eckart detailed the circumstancesj in Eugene by Sheriff Bow n today. leading up to the shooting. I who immediately tiotifi d the au The cold-blooded and unprovoked' thorities uf Red Lodge. Th........ ’-on- killing of the officer has produced} er hi a young man of 2 0 ye... much bitter feeling, ard there are gave no trouble when arrested \ some fears of mob violence if Mey reward of $100 was offered for bls ers is captured Reports were In clr-1 arest. He will be held here until an culation late last night that Meyers . officer arrives from Montana. had been captured at Independence, but they proved to be unfounded. Meyers Is Desperate Man. BRYANS CELEBRATE Those who know Meyers state SILVER WEDDING that he will never be taken alive if' 'he gets an inkling of the death of I Lincoln. Neb., Oct 1 Fairview, his victim, aud as Meyers is wellj LATEST PORTRAIT CF ROBERT E. PEARY. the home of Mr. and Mrs W illiam J. known as a sportsman and a crack ; Bryan, was the scene of a great re shot with a rifle or revolver, it is' Persons who have seen Commander Robert E. Peary since hts return feared there will be more blood shed declare that he bears few traces of the long and trying months «|wnt In the union of family and friends today In celeratton of the Bryan s silver wed before he is captured. Mayor Rodgers announces that the arctic region. A man of less vigorous physique would have succumbed long ding anniversary. A dinner party for city of Salem will pay a reward of ago to the hardships endured on the polar bunt, Before departing on the late which more than 100 invitations $50 for the capture of the assassin, trip to the pole Commander Peary declared that It would I m * tils Inst voyage were issued, was a feature of the and Chief of Police Gibson and Sher to the north, as he was becoming too old to think of beadlug auotber expedl celebration. During the day numer ous presents and felicitous messages iff Minto have offered to add to this tlon. Peary was born in Pennsylvania, May tk, Kai. were received from friends and ad $2 5 each from their own pockets, mirers In all parts of the country. | if Meyers is captured alive. The wedding of Mr and Mrs. Bry Eugidve Is Y »ung -t son. “3ome one is in NO REMISSION an occurred at Perry. Ill . October 1. The fugitive is the fifth son of ers remarked: 1884. Mrs. Bryan was Miss Mary Joseph Meyers of Portland. who there looking in the window." As daughter of John Baird, founded the large. t it’. auti.e bj’i-. Eckart turned from the window to ON ZINC DUTY j Baird, whose ancestors were among the ear ness in Salem and who sold out a face Meyers, the prisoner, with a liest settlers of Pennsylvania The year or more ag». t bis sons H. W. | curse, pulled a pistol from his slick weding life of Mr. and Mrs Bryan Washington, Oct. t.—No prov.-.- and M. L. M<..> . rs, * bo are now tor- er, and shot Eckart, tbe bullet en ducting the business. During the tering the abdomen. Eckart fell to in the tariff law for the remission ot I has been a singularly congenial one. past year the Meters family has been} the ground, and A ' ♦$ Mrs. Bryan having followed her bus Meyers, turning the duty on sine w much in the I’m >Iigh . owing to the back, shot the officer again, the bul portation from bonded smelter, ac band In all his interests and actlv cording to the treasury d:p*io«eu< ties. They have three children. Ruth. efforts'of the sons to prevent their let taking effect in his knee. ruling in the case relating to a xinc William J., Jr., and Grace, all of father marrying Mis. Durette, and whom were present to share in the company of Pueblo. Colo. the theft t a box of se< urities. val i silver welding celebration. HALL S TEXAS WONDER. ued at $50,000. while the valuables! were in transit between Salem and The notarial commission of Oli I haTe sold Hall's Texas Wonder PRINCE WILLIAM Portland. ver Veatch was filed with the coun for kidney, bladder and rheumatic Shot Dox. i in Co’tl Bl< <>d. GOES INTO THE AIR ty clerk yesterday afternoon. Eckart, in his dying statement. •-rouble for the last five years, and Y iq V o crnorq n’oa-'l in mnnv on-cioi Jack Rodman. Henry Stewart and Jttsdam. Oct. 3.—Crown Prince I Wm. Porter today filed their Inven- .erick William made a success I tory of tbe estate of John DeGroot, scent with Oiville Wright ill the deceased, reporting property values ht aeroplane today. I at $325. N. C. Chapnrin today filed notice e name of the Western Oregon ittage Grove was changed to ' of location of the "Ajax Fraction'' ' tt ;e Grove Sentinel. A decid- mining claim, and A. M. Tipton filed prorement. Lew A. Gates is the : notice of location of "North Star" i claim in the Bohemia district. proprietor. ♦«♦♦♦♦ MM*« V. « ♦♦ o ♦♦♦♦♦♦ MMM MMM MM m MMM H44M MMM ♦♦•♦♦♦ MMM MMM ♦♦♦♦M MMM MMM MMM M ♦♦M MMM FOREST RAN6ER EXAMINATIONS HERE SOOH We do not advocate the extraction of any tooth that it is possi hie to save. Even old, broken down roots can be so treated as to make them valuable, both from an asthetic and useful stand — Convention of Rangers of Sius- point. Consult us before ruthlessly having your teeth out No charge for examinataion or advice. law and Cascade Reserves Also to Be Held On October 35 and -’•> an examina tion for forest rangers for the Sius law ami Cascade reserves, headquar ter» for both of which are located In Eugene, will tie held, to tie con ducted by Superv'sor Cahoon, of the Smslaw' reserve. 'til Supervisor Seltx. of the C ide re-ervi* It 1s expected that bir.e numb of can- »tlt 11- >m e ve» for didatti» will | examinât loti» ,i> th< .v < i In ho »er- • to '.v ' .> l» vico 1» popular di t Ioli II IV II W all take the ex. .ipiuirt ini y bv ,4t» th.......... , ' tl n u the .slip -vi.lor»’ curili Ink offici 1 •• T 1" ■ W !. l r e '!■ <»SÄ- fui ».:’ ’■ • ;< 1 le for l'Pi» .1’11 v*|ll rvlce un i?.’ ih-' Ivll In " aervic i cu’e» Or < t ib 8. ¡9, 3 0 uiid 3 1 big ci .:v . n rat f io * wo re»e- ■ • « wl, e ueld In this city. Tho meeung will !»i i unduetc! *’V the two supervisor h re a • ! tn< .: ' im the district . ffl .< in t’ort'and will lie in attendance to address the ranger» This meeting Is for the purpose of discussing various phases of the for eat work, exchanging Ideas In regard to subjis'ts over which they have con trol, and the convention will end with a big banquet. There are 30 or 22 rangers in these two reserves and It is probable that every one will be In attendance at the meeting. B oston D ê 1 ü *L P a « lor $ Over Dunn’s Dry Goods Store Rooms 3-2-1 Willamette Street, between 8th and Ninth streets. EUGENE.OREGON Hours 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Open evenings until 8 p. m. Sundays until noon. Work Guaranteed for ten years. Lady Attendant. At this time of the year the teeth are liable to give you the most trouble. Don’t let yours bother you. Head off the ache. DR. A .B. STILES. MGR HALF MILLION CHILDREN PARADE IN NEW YORK TODAY NEWS OF JUNCTION CITY AND VICINITY Alfred Brabham Is seriously III with typ. old fever In Eugene Grandma Brabham was pretty badly crippled up by filling off a porch while In that city. Married On the river bank near l> H. Brenton'- home. Sept 28, 1909, Robert Richardson and Miss Lilas Kel.so, W' M haysklne, officiating Miss Minnie Starr left Thursday for Newport to tie absent for s one length of time. She is in hopes a change of climate will lie beneflcal. G. C. Millet spent several days during the past week at Heppner In Morr •» county looking after the landed interests of the Hotel C-i He purchased the leas»' of W T Huston and the land has been leased to another tarty. 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